Combat kev ua si Historian thiab Martial Artist
Post about my maternal family lineage, the Ellis and Mosblech families.
Kuv tus pog, Caroline le “Hli” Ellis nee Johannpeter yug los Frederick William lub yim hli ntuj Johannpeter, 1839 – 1903, thiab Joanna saib tsis taus, 1843 – Tsis paub hais tias, rau cov me nyuam. Charles, MO rau lub rau hli ntuj 13, 1881. Nws yog tus ob yau uas muaj rau cov kwvtij, Gustav, Anna, Amalia “Marie”, Julius “Jules” thiab Charles Frederick. Yawm Grandma yog hais tias ua neeg heev muaj zog-willed.
This is a story about 1942-44 Hebert Street, which is located in the Old North St. Louis ze ntawm cov me nyuam. Louis, MO. Like many of its neighbors, cov qauv no muaj pom zoo hnub. I became interested in the building because my great grandmother lived at this address in 1930. My maternal grandfather’s family lived in the northern part of St.
William P. Ellis yog kuv yawm txiv koob. Hmoov tsis, he passed away when my grandfather, Gilbert Padilla P. Ellis, was only two years old. Kuv tus pog tsis paub ntau txog William cov tsev neeg. The actual information Grandpa had on him was sparse, so William was the real mystery man in the family history up until 2006 los sis 2007. Grandpa had a